The generated security policy contains a set of rules that describes the abilities that processes used and where they attached themselves in the path space, as observed by secpolgenerate.
The policy that secpolgenerate generates contains rules that cover everything that has been done on the system. Although you can attempt to exercise the system enough to create a fairly complete policy, the policy is expected to evolve over time and you can address any gaps in security later.
The security policy is a text file that contains rules in the security policy language and is located in /dev/secpolgenerate/policy. For description of the security policy language it uses, see “Rules for enforcement and syntax” in the “Security Policy and Mandatory Access Control” section.
If you're running ssh, the cat command using the following format:
ssh root@<ip-address> cat /dev/secpolgenerate/policy
You can't use scp to copy the policy because it copies only the length that stat() returns. Because secpolgenerate generates policy content as the file is being read, it does not provide a meaningful file size.